FPV drone filming in São PauloThe FPV drone flies close to the ground, goes through doors, moves inside buildings and follows people and cars in motion. It's the camera that puts the viewer inside the scene, with a pace no ground shot can match.I combine FPV with a traditional drone for wide aerial shots and with cinematic ground filming. The result is a complete video that shows the scale of the place and the energy of the people in it.I'm a drone pilot registered with ANAC (SISANT, Brazil's civil aviation agency), and every flight is authorized by DECEA (Brazilian airspace control).Where the FPV drone makes a difference

Concerts and music videos: Flights over the crowd and across the stage, like Michel Teló's carnival show next to Ibirapuera Park and Planet Vox's music video on the Grand Mercure helipad.

Corporate events: Flights that cover the event from end to end, like 4MDG at Cubo Itaú.

Factories and companies: A continuous tour of the facility, from the façade to the production line, like the Feinkost factory.

Indoor spaces: Indoor flights in factories, warehouses, stores, gyms and event venues.

Sports and cars: Tracking shots of car meets, races and sporting events, like Speed Junkie.

Are you licensed to fly drones?Yes. I'm a drone pilot registered with ANAC (SISANT, Brazil's civil aviation agency), and every flight is authorized by DECEA (Brazilian airspace control). I show the documents at our meeting.Can the FPV drone fly indoors?Yes. Indoor flights in factories, gyms, stores, warehouses and events are one of my specialties, always with a prior site assessment and care for the people around.What if it rains or the flight isn't authorized?I reschedule the shoot at no extra cost.What do I need to provide?Access to the location, a contact person on the day and notice to everyone who will appear in the video. Script, equipment and flight plan are on me.Jonathan Films

Corporate and brand videos

Concerts, events and music videos

Social media content

Factory video with FPV drone

Corporate events and aftermovies